There is some nuance with the Australian laws, but for the most part, the protections exist: [0] When you buy goods or services for your business which are: +

There is some nuance with the Australian laws, but for the most part, the protections exist: [0] When you buy goods or services for your business which are: + under $40,000 + over $40,000 and normally bought for personal, domestic or household use or consumption + vehicles and trailers used mainly to transport goods on public roads your business will be considered a consumer and entitled to certain remedies under the consumer guarantees if something goes wrong. --- As an EPYC CPU doesn't cost more than $40,000 per unit (closer to $8,000 from what I've found), it would fall under the guarantees. Australian laws are still skewed in favour of the larger companies, but one place where the law tends not to fall down is consumer protections. [0] https://www.accc.gov.au/business/business-rights-protections/business-rights https://www.accc.gov.au/business/business-rights-protections...